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Serving Omaha, Nebraska (Douglas County)Vol. 1, No. 9
Business

Rally Cap Brewing among new Omaha liquor license applicants

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Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026In the Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026 edition
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OMAHA — Rally Cap Brewing Co has applied for a state liquor license at 1117 Nicholas St., Suite 101. It is one of three Omaha applications the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission received from Oct. 26 to Nov. 2, according to the commission's weekly activity report.

The report lists all three applications as in review. Rally Cap Brewing Omaha LLC filed Oct. 29 for a Class C license, which allows beer, wine and spirits to be served on site and sold to go. Market 88 LLC filed Oct. 26 for the same type of license for Market 88 at 5110 S. 108th St.

Choy Choi Inc., doing business as Asian Terrace, filed Oct. 29 for a Class C license at 1201 S. 157th St., Suite A1. The application lists it as replacing license No. 125872, which the report lists under Celebration of Life Enterprise.

The commission also issued two licenses to Omaha businesses that week. Chen's Inc. received a Class I license, which allows beer, wine and spirits to be served on site only, for Crystal Jade at 843 N. 98th St. on Oct. 29. El Deposit LLC received a Class D license, which allows sales to go only, for its premises at 3952 Q St. on Oct. 27.

Two other Omaha locations received temporary Class C licenses that run from Oct. 28 through Jan. 26. Maison Meow LLC holds one for There There at 3020 Leavenworth St., Suite 1, replacing license No. 163653, listed under Buttered Buns LLC. Queen of Hearts LLC holds one for Lucky's Lounge at 940 N. 204th Ave., Suite 210, replacing license No. 122873, listed under Corner Tap Inc.

The report does not say when any of the businesses plan to open or change hands. Questions about a license can go to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission.

Source: Nebraska Liquor Control Commission, Weekly Activity Report page and its Oct. 26–Nov. 2, 2026, report spreadsheet (new applications, issued licenses and temporary licenses).

How we checked this: Reported from the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission's Weekly Activity Report for Oct. 26 to Nov. 2, 2026, opened Nov. 5, 2026, at 5:25 a.m. CT, and checked against the record by our copy desk before publishing.

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